Using fixed income to stay 'ahead of the curve'
In our new ‘Ahead of the Curve’ series, in partnership with fund manager MFS Investment Management, Money Management will explore all things fixed income.
The dedicated series of expert insights and compelling discussion will help advisers understand how they can best utilise fixed income within their clients’ portfolios to meet their needs and help them achieve their financial goals.
We’ll explore the opportunities and strategies that make fixed income a vital component of portfolio construction, whether that’s global or Australian bonds, as well as the role of long duration strategies.
Our first recording sees MFS’ head of distribution for Australia and New Zealand, James Langlands, interview Evidentia senior asset consultant Ron Mehmet to discuss fund selection for advisers.
Drawing on his years of experience at the research house, Mehmet will help advisers understand what to look for, what to focus on in their due diligence, red flags to avoid in a fixed income fund and provide listeners with a practical checklist for their fund selection process.
Providing you with practical takeaways for your business, we hope this webinar will keep you and your clients ‘ahead of the curve’.
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